Sentence examples for that is markedly from inspiring English sources

Or is there something about today that is markedly different?

There is one location that is markedly different from the others.

Negroes have a style that is markedly different from that of African-Americans.

Out-li-er, noun 1: a statistical observation that is markedly different in value from others in the sample.

This edition includes a radio version of Save the Country that is markedly different from the original.

Children with these disorders show a degree of inattention and impulsiveness that is markedly inappropriate for their stage of development.

Only Corbyn is setting out Labour's stall as an effective opposition and a party that is markedly different from anything else offered on your ballot.

Now imagine a near-future that is markedly worst, where storms are not only more vicious and more frequent, but ocean levels are higher too.

In the end the plan is a compromise that reflected all of the strains of the discussion among his advisers, one that is markedly different, though perhaps no less difficult, from the goals his predecessor set for the region.

2 : a statistical observation that is markedly different in value from the others of the sample 1. Roseto Valfortore lies one hundred miles southeast of Rome, in the Apennine foothills of the Italian province of Foggia.

With extensive research into the listening habits of the audience of the time, Mr. Wald describes a history of the blues that is markedly different from the one in accounts like Martin Scorsese's recent seven-part PBS series, "The Blues".